The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1917, Page 1

ater OE , Halifax WEATHER—Grow To night) Clearing, Cold Te merrom r —o Wao EDITION | | ee f culation Books Open to All” Copy rtaht, 1097, by the Press Pontening NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, Cm. (the Sem Varke World ¢ “EDITION -_ riutatton Books Open to All.” 10 PAGES Cire 1917 PRICE) (ENR ORME to oH | eedawe Comet y PRIOE Yor ana 1 ENTS Heow hone. [ONE CONT tn Greater Sew Yore Hadews Comnty, % 4 TWOCENTS L I. Maw of the Aseocieted Press) 60 LOST ON U.S. WARSHIP | REDUCED 10 1,500; BLIZZARD HAMPERS WORK OF RELIEF ‘Wounded Freezing in Their Homes— Report That Munitions Ship Was : Ablaze Before Collision That Re- : sulted in Awful Loss of Life. ; maseras, Som mn. BATTLE IM THE AR UVER SWISS TERRITORY Meassacbusctia relief train Boston Thursday wight errived here Vo-day, Alfied DESTROYER JACOB JONES, NEWEST AND LARGES r IN NAVY _ SUNK BY U BOAT; 37 SAVED ~ DEATH LIST AT HALIFAX ‘LIEUT. COMMANDER BAGLEY, ~ BROTHER OF MRS. DANELS, PROBABLY LOST ON WARSHP eee Jacob Jones, One of the Newest and Largest U.S. Destroyers,A ttacked : by U Boat at Night — Names of :; Ten Survivors Reported by Sims. 4 — === WASHINGTON, Dec. 8:—-To. pedoed ina night attack, the American destroyer Jacob Jones, one of the newest and largest submarine hunters in her class, was sunk Thursday night in the There is absolutel te : ote ie es een le : | War zone and two-thirds of her crew lost. The disaster brings to SHAR TUR: NO) WAY NE 08+ Across the Border and Figh’ timating with any degree of accura for Twenty Minutes. the number of dead as a result of the explosion on Thursday dred dead in t tigure by tho auth In one morgi witzerland, Dec. §—The Allied and Lorrie or ry Fifteen hun 1e goncrallly accepted red yeaten’ uans, hard by thelr fee ponents, entered Switzerland ton theer are 300 bodies. SHERIF SCALED (LS, AT WAR WITH AUSTRIA, TRBVIE'S PAO TOPROTEST CURT TO LOST BROTHER the American people the first naval loss of great consequence since the country entered the war. Thirty-seven of her officers and crew were taken off in life rafts, The remainder are not accounted for in to-day’s despatch . ; The fight took place ut @ great from Vice Admiral Sims, who forwarded the names of ten of the ‘They were viewed by a multitude to helght and the number of alt 5 ; dey, but only a few were identified survivors. There are probably 200 other bodte | -ATMEANSS TRIAL BY MRS, DANIELS Lieut. Commander David Worth Bagley, brother of Mrs. Jo- on view awal & identification. the greater number of cases thin will sephus Daniels, wife of the Secretary of the Navy, and whos® oe teoesi ; 4 both parties with | hae ge eiker | Dooling for 1¢ nea Jer of Destrover Had brother was the first American officer to give his life in the Span- citizens’ committee insu i ; 5 ° es g foi ; ‘ A , A ‘ esident, of Ba . ‘ ‘ : h-Amer War, list of ivors. Te cine Vink renident. of Bus the neighiborin Manner of Cross Bxamine 1 "Gone Into Navy to Repla | ish-American War, does not appear in the list of survi The 4,000 dwe 5 tion of 8 BASE HOARY ing the Prisoner. Ensign Bagle other brother of Mrs, Daniels, Ensign Worth Bagley, was on the classes h ng 5 = Meyer L chon of ot New York “MYSTERIOUS FIRE BURNS | Winslow and was killed while trying to cut the wires at Matanzas. yeh ‘ “ATTACKS K NEAR VE VERDUN CONCORI Casts Only Vote Against | AN ARMY WAREHOUSE WASHINGTON, Pp Mrs | sout, Commander Bagley was in command of the Jacob Jones tigation s Hfeeling continued ¢ tan Tine ii Daniely, + f the Seeres ; sons are ¢ KEPT UP PT UP BY GERMANS ys * the Dec larati He —-—— Ne pia | When it was torpedoed. Sir Ro den, 1 m ae cate Austrians Un Arrest as 1 | Inag h i i ti amo! Tel peahenras ee 7 kiana Sener ey nes By Samuel M. Williams. nau i ir OS anitiute re nasmuc as Admiral Sims men loned other officers ng local committees an urtert ction 7 On (Special Staff Correspondent of The ‘spects Connected y mander David Worth Ba the survivors and did not name Bagley, it is feared he went down tasued a f ‘ Right Bank of the River Evening World.) Blaze in Chicago. under of the d with his ship. to tho pec f the United States ¢ / Meuse, WASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—Deel 5 wa S . = : i their generous DARIN, Dec: &='"There wae. aouy ur isn al car cn Awucia Wake a6 Lovaas : Mie The complement of the Jones in peace times was five officers, tae ‘A ak " y "i tant night on the hy Doone (WANd apparent, difference: to-d ewsod five petty officers and eighty-seven enlisted men. Undoubtdly je arrival 1 f ' ‘i © Meuse, particularl ang declar y Dooling | appa fy atte relief t Sepia brgathiic feo he slatus of affairs hut he Heal aiviaiohy | this has been increased to a hundred or more. From the first rex (ca Mu ss whusen fed th Beau of Mil} y er a toes la ie many wonthe as he be port it would appear that the loss of life would be upward of steaniship mp ‘ 1 1 Aue wider the gat tu me i " au she sank in the Si. Law t gaits and 4 bo rlé-| ticipation in the Buropean ull « sixty. Bam: been found amon a 1 forced ers thut ide ‘ The names of ten survivors have been received here, as was in th perial § ait . alls of I 0 fener 1 andin, HITS iat WITH ICY BLAST |=.» Petts WINTER'S FIRST REAL SHOW [becom ‘coun follows: Lieut. JOHN K. RICHARDS, Ensign NELSON N, GATES. s pactiuilucalenel t that Diaiede : Assistant Surgeon L. L. ADAMKIEWICZ. to-day from all communication —— a is ' 1 Wu Fireman CHARLES E. PIERCE. by railroad or steamship We Bureau Predicts It Will} the ‘ f re at rN Mia io Seaman TIMOTHY EDWARD TWOMEY. Many of people a La » Follo ; t ught prove ) : yerate pl Eto aire ned Foneh ina i : ; fenty Seaman JOHN C, JOHNSON, MEE ear Tose ia bldice poltauec| ot r pow - NEaA Chief Machinist's Mate HENRY A. STUTZKE. ing the night vanes Pes \ LONDON BARS HIGH SHOES. Secend Class Fireman EWDARD F, GRADY. HOUSES THAT REMAIN ARE n . : S, , , UNINHABITABLE ck: earner ee seaman JOHN J, MULVANEY. In many houses that reas te paid A DOM Deo ecan Seaman MYRON FLOOD, are holes in walls ahd roof a st os ask ans, re eee REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL The attack, which was at & o'clock at night, was delivered by stoves have been dem 1 Many Mant ta lidem ' : F salonttor Wet 4, 00k torpedo. In the rolling icy seas of the North Atlantic winter fesnieds Suiltings ate of ceoeatl) 1 theres | vas tal fo with uBnéry ene een" weather the submarine probably had plenty of opportunity to pick some of the Injurod bia 1 sid 1 nz at cA eB In Leight If of any otuer | MADE her time for the shot. The submersible probably came upon the ee AER IEAAAY. OFOrH bennule of algned thet : destroyer patrolling her course in the dark and had all the best adequate protect from T t that te w . tim ar > storm has meant a death sentence row. Th y W Or: rage a" aewels Arrested as of the engagement. Masa op) si) 39 t il ‘ M Serday way ay sai ‘ b No details were contained in to-day’s report, but it has been to suspend wor 1 ' held S ‘ the case heretofore that when a submarine gets a hit on a de Be ka ae ee bay . stroyer it is more due to a chance meeting and good opportunity of famine. Thero | 4 enough " oat Aer w h of Att than fighting skill on the part of the submarine. the present @ tosmorrow Hon ta for ne her Seon . + The large loss of life would indicate that the torpedo, with its Three American = io 14, he sald @ontinued on § Mann Cina cues Bes onte Forges |e ationed. (Contin oia' Panel} » deadly charge of high explosive, made a fair hit plump on the de- | ; = i i i | a